Interstitial Fluid

Paul Andersen explains the importance and location of interstitial fluid. He describes both the hydrostatic and osmotic pressures that move fluid between the interstitial fluid and the capillary. He also explains the major function of the fluid for the movement of material into and out of the cell.

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[atlive]

I have been watching this professor since I was taking biology ( I am assuming everyone knows when that was 😁, 2016). now I am in nursing school (2018) and I am still watching his videos. Thanks for sharing.

[zaqx]

There are 3 body fluids: (A)Intracellular, (B) Extracellular, and (C) transcellular fluid.
(A) Intracellular fluid is inside of a cell.
(B) Extracellular fluid is 2 parts : (1) intravascular fluid <<inside of det blood vessels>>, (2) interstitial fluid << between blood vessels and the tissue >>.
(C) Transcellular fluid is the rest of body fluid such as : Lymph, Synovial, Pericardial, Cerebrospinal, Peritoneal, Pleural, Intraocular, Urinary lumen, G.I.Lumen.

[staceyarey]

Looks like this video has been helping people for years... Just to let you know, it is still helping us nursing student whom just needed a clear and concise explanation - thanks a million!!

[shannonhatch]

You helped me so much through my bachelors and now you're helping me with my associates in vet technology. You have become my go-to when I need clarification! Thank you for these videos! Love them.

[scisarah]

I have commented on a few of your videos before but I just wanted to briefly thank you for how much you have sparked my interest in science! You have an incredible skill for communicating information in a way that makes me want to learn more about a topic. I hope you know how much of an impact your videos have!

[saltyscuba]

For my short attention span this was a super helpful explanation that was to the point and well illustrated, thank you!

[jazzelady]

Thank you so much! I just began a 500 level physio class and had not covered the basics in years. This clarifies ISF better than any lecture I've ever been in. Thank you, thank you!

[SuperVanjuska]

this is by far the best explanation and the most easy one. Nice job man, I wish you were my teacher at college, I would have a lot more will to learn than now..

[marziamaliha]

Omg this feels so nostalgic. Used to watch his vids in high school cramming for bio exam, now watching this years later in med school still cramming for exams :')

[iGotMySniperSticky]

My biology final is in the morning. This was a good supplement to my studying! Thanks!

[jaferization]

best explanation of Interstitial Fluid, better than anything found in a book or on the internet. you are BIO GOD mr anderson.

[privateprivate]

Great video. Thank you for an amazing presentation Mr. Anderson

[MichaelAussie]

Excellent presentation Paul thanks for your time and efforts you explained it well.

[ramakrishnagogineni]

Thank you very much for all your work and helping students like me, for free. God bless!

[baami]

Classic presentation skills that simplify the concepts; thumbs up to you!

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[wzzadrian]

Fantastic, straightforward explanation. Thanks a bunch.

[jellyandme]

That was exactly what I was looking for! Thank you!

[arceus]

Yesss the best man alive from HS to College and Now in Vet school!!!!

[PagingGiggles]

This was so helpful! It clicked for me like never before. Thank you so much!!!
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